Welcome to the INF200 Wiki

This Wiki will provide information concerning the INF200 Advanced Programming course in the fall/winter term 2018/19. Most course material will be presented here instead of on the Canvas page for the course.

In order to participate in the course, you need to create your own Bitbucket account. Once you have created your Bitbucket account, you can watch this repository by clicking on the eye icon in the upper right-hand corner. You will then be informed when new material is placed on this page.

If you have any question concerning the course, I encourage you to open an issue here in the repository by clicking on the square-with-centered-dot icon to the left. In that way all participants will be able to see questions and answers. Feel free to write in Norwegian! Please note that this repository is public and visible to everyone. So you should not use it to discuss personal matters, for those, please contact us by email or in person.

News

• Exam schedule posted in Canvas room for INF200
• Revised project description in Project folder
  • INF200_H18_BioSim_v3.pdf (see Appendix A for changes, based on in-class discussion 16 Jan)
• Revised / additional material available in Project folder
  • INF200_H18_BioSim_v2.pdf with revised Appendix A (check_sim.py)
  • Revised check_sim.py
  • Added code from Appendix B as biosim_template.py
• Posted lectures for 7-10 January under Lectures/J01-J04 and additional material and examples under Project in the course repository
• Posted material for January project
  • revised project description INF200_H18_BioSim_v1.pdf
  • script check_sim.py
  • test set test_biosim_interface.py
• Introduction to January Project will be Friday 7 Dec, 10.15-12.00 in T434.
• No computer labs on Friday, 30 November.
• Posted Notebook for lecture 26 November
• Posted Notebook for lecture 19 November
• Extra tutoring session with Daniel Prince, Wed 14 Nov, 10.15-12.00, on the top floor of the TF-cafeteria.
• Posted Notebook for lecture 12 November
• Posted Exercise 06 and Exercise 07 and Programming Assignment 03
• Posted Notebook for lecture 5 November
• Posted Notebook for lecture 29 October
• Posted Programming Assignment 02, due Monday 12 November
• Posted Notebook for lecture 22 October
• Posted Exercise 05, due Monday 29 October
• Posted Notebook for lecture 15 October
• Posted Exercise 04, due Monday 22 October
• Posted Notebook for lecture 8 October
• Deadline for EX03 postponed until Friday, 5 October, 13.00.
• Posted review of EX02, some slides and a video on collaboration via Git and Bitbucket for the computer labs on 28 September.
• Posted Programming Assignment 01, due 15 October
• Posted Jupyter Notebook for lecture on 24 September
• Posted Exercise 03, due Monday 5 October
• Posted Jupyter Notebook for lecture on 17 September
• Posted Exercise 02, due Monday 24 September
• Updated instructions on creating a .gitignore file in EX01.
• Added some Slides showing PyCharm/Python setup
• Direct links to instruction videos from 2017:
  • Cloning the course repository
  • Creating and cloning your student repository
  • Committing your code and creating a request
• Posted Slides and Jupyter Notebook for lecture on 10 September
• Posted Exercise 01, due Monday 17 September
• The first supervised computer lab will be Friday September 7 at 08.15–10.00 (room U302) or 10.15-12.00 (room TF204).
• The first lecture will be Monday September 10 at 12–16, room SU105.

Requirements

• During the fall term, you need to successfully solve smaller exercises. There will be hand-ins most weeks. You must pass this mandatory activity to be allowed to participate in the January block project. Details will be announced shortly.
• During the January 2018 block period, you will work on a prescribed programming project together with a partner.
• Attendance during the entire January block (Monday, January 7th, to Friday, January 25th) from 09.15 to 15.00 is mandatory.
• Oral exam on Monday 28th and Tuesday 29th January.
• Grading will be based on the code developed during your project and an individual oral exam.

Staff

• Teacher: Hans Ekkehard Plesser (hans.ekkehard.plesser[at]nmbu.no)
• Teaching assistants: Daniel Prince, Eivind Sveen

Class schedule

Our weekly schedule is as follows:

Course Material

• Detailed Schedule for INF200
• Mandatory activity in INF200
• Software for INF200
• Tips and Tricks
• Books and online resources